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Back up your own Instagram saved posts to your own PostHeap library. Never asks for your Instagram password. PostHeap backs up the posts you've saved on your own Instagram account into your own PostHeap library, so your collection stays searchable and organized outside the app. It reads only your saved-posts feed, from your already-logged-in Instagram session, and sends it only to your own PostHeap account. Your Instagram password is never entered, seen, or stored, and nothing beyond your saved posts is read. Key features: Back up your entire saved collection to your PostHeap library with one click Incremental — stops early once it reaches posts already in your library Optional auto-backup — keep new saves backed up while you browse (off by default; you turn it on) Runs in a minimized background window — no tabs stolen, no focus interrupted Uses your own PostHeap login from the dashboard — no shared keys, no extra credentials to create Holds up to 1,500 posts per library How to use: 1. Install the extension 2. Open your PostHeap dashboard at postheap.vercel.app and log in 3. In the sidebar, click "Sync now" 4. On that page, under "Browser extension", click "Connect" (first time only) 5. Click "Sync now" — your saved posts back up to your library 6. (Optional) turn on the "Auto-sync new saves" toggle in the extension popup to keep new saves flowing in Your data stays in your own PostHeap account. The extension never reads your messages, followers, or anything beyond your own saved posts. PostHeap is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Instagram or Meta Platforms, Inc. Instagram is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc. For support or questions, email devbysagar@gmail.com
Jul 22, 2026
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